Role of Hippo signaling pathway in early placental development

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The placenta is an organ of fetal origin that develops at the interface with the maternal uterus (1). It performs numerous and diverse functions fundamental for the proper growth and development of the semiallogeneic fetus, including gas, nutrient, and waste exchange; production of hormones; and modulation of maternal immune response. Placental development begins, following implantation of the blastocyst-stage...

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